Machine no hi friend iam anable to get my machine no which is geneated by the third party tool my machine is HP Proliant ML 110 server

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You may need raid controller driver for HP proliant ml 350. Copy raid controller driver in flopy disc, insert it in flopy drive, insert cd in cd driver, boot server from cd and start installation process, as soon as you see Press F6 if you need to install third party scsi drivers or raid controller, press F6 and follow the instruction. It will then ask you to select RAID driver file and then will continue to windows xp installation.

Regards,
Kaushik Patel

Check BIOS for boot sequence. CD-ROM / DVD should be 1st.

Hi there,
Yes it should be.. Well the main important part is that you have a 64Bit processor installed on it.
So just make sure your processor is 64Bit then it will run 2008

Regards,

Hi,

ProLiant ML 110 server series does not supports windows XP. It Support only the below OS.

1. Windows 2000
2. Windows 2003
3. NetWare 5.1
4. NetWare 6.0
5. NetWare 6.5
6. RHEL 2.1 (32 Bit)
7. RHEL 4 (32 Bit)
8. RHL 9
9. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 8

If you want to force this hardware to support windows XP, then download windows 2003 drivers which is equivalent to XP; but not the same as XP.

WINDOWS 2003 DRIVER LINK

Regards
Riztech

you find all hp drivers here for your server. http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Lookup?h_lang=en&h_cc=uk&cc=uk&h_page=hpcom&lang=en&h_client=S-A-R135-1&h_pagetype=s-002&h_query=ProLiant+ML110+Server&submit.x=11&submit.y=8

visit this website and have a look on there might be of use to you http://www.hp.com/#Support hope it helps

Try updating the firmware and BIOS for the server. Most likely you have a drive that simply isn't recognized by the revision level you are currently running. If that doesn't work, try swapping another drive in to see if it fixes the problem.

Hi,

Please verify if your server power specs support 110 or 220 V. If you are in the US, eventhough you might have connected a 220V cable the line voltage can be 110.
Check with your power company if they can provide you the necessary wattage of the server.(Specs are printed on the power supply. you can read it from HP web also)

Once you are sure that, connect both power suppllies and try booting.

If the error still occurs, it can be a power supply failure or some other hardware failure.

Regs,

Yes, just make sure the card is compatible whichever flavor(s) of slots you have available and is supported by your OS.